It keeps you warm, is light weight, and fits perfectly into the sleeve of many Big Agnes bags. Packs small.

This pack is really great because it is light weight compared to packs of similar volume number of pockets. It's also waterproof. The best choice I could find.

This is thin, hard foam. I got this for extra protection, already owning an insulated inflatable pad. It helps keep stuff dry and makes a good floor mat for tents and is extremely light weight.

Very thin and light. A nice alternative to a heavy t-shirt.

I like this because you save weight because it lacks the seemingly unnecessary top strap.

Nice to have the nose hole because it decreases lense fogging. Your breath has a place to escape. I was expecting a much tighter fit. The eye hole can pull under my chin.

Just what you'd expect. The material is fairly light and they're waterproof. Mostly, I use waterproof pants. Think about what really needs to be waterproof.

These are warm tights with a fancy design to better wick moisture from skin. Very light weight. I prefer capeline pants.

I got these to minimise blisters paddleing. They do it and give resistence to the shock of cold water hitting hands.

This is a good pad. It will add comfort in many conditions. It requires about two lung fulls after self inflating for 30 minutes. It bundles nicely and is light weight.

I did a lot of research on zero degree bags and this is the lightest I coud find. IMPORTANT: This bag has an internal sleeve which is sized for a mummy pad of the same brand which is sold separately. There is no insulation on the back, so get a pad thats rated at zero degrees. The dual core is nice and similar to, but thicker than the best selling therm a rest prolite 4. Down is soft and the space inside is quite wide.